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RNL BIO brings an artist his normal life back from severe rheumatoid. by stem cell therapy

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Uploaded by on Apr 25, 2009

John Lawson Cullison, Jr., an artist lost his ability to paint due to the effects of arthritis. This incurable condition is due to the degeneration in cartilage tissue and symptoms include: pain, tenderness in the joints, stiffness, loss of flexibility, bone spurs and severe swelling. Pain management and joint replacement surgery are the typical means to treating this condition.

RNL BIO, a South Korean adult stem cell therapy company, developed a method to take one's own stem cells from fat tissue and make identical copies that have no genetic modifications and no cancer risks so that high doses of stem cells can be administered back into the body. The stem cells that come from fat tissue can easily form new tissues. Given that characteristic, the stem cells have the capacity to treat any tissue degenerative disease which includes, Parkinson's Disease, Spinal Cord Injury, Renal Failure, among many. When Cullison heard of the treatment, he sent a small fat sample to RNL BIO, where the cells would be manufactured under the strictest safety and quality conditions.

A week after his injection, Cullison began to see small improvements and after two weeks, he no longer needed his cane to walk. He noticed that his joints were feeling better, his vision was improving to the point that his glasses were outdated, his eyes were getting bluer (eye pigmentation is often an indicator of good health) and his legs were getting stronger. "This is major improvement and it's only been 2 weeks! Six months from now, I'll be doing back-flips!" Only three weeks post treatment, Cullison reported that he was no longer taking any medication and back to painting his pictures.

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